AB&tAhb
♦ * • Vlultor from low»—
. ; ’
Jay C. Brown, Mt. Zion, Jowa,
' • rr-*v«d U Ashland Monday oven*'
£ ■ Inc to vtalt with his brother, L. 8.
: grown, of this «tty.
1 ;
“Life-Like Llkenesaea," Studio
■ Ashland on Tbs Plata.
Returned from L. A—
***
Mrs. John Shortridge, who has
been spending the past month
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hust and
and visiting friends in Los Angeles,
family have moved from 240
the | returned ,to Ashland yesterday.
Orange Ave.,, to Butte Falls.
,
St., * Her grandmother, • Mrs. Emma
Clirt Payne make» shelving.
on | Graham, will remain there, for
Heturaed from Corvalll*—
¡the winter.
Mrs< L. H. Haneon returned
oksj ’ School supplies at East Side,
yesterday from Corvallis and Eu
Grocery.
‘
12-6t
gene, where she attended - the
J Stopped in Ashland—
Hotel Men's Association.
They
nta
Dr. and Mrs. Christensen of
wore guests of the Hotel Benton
In Bremerton, Wash., who hare been
a id Hotel Eugene.
; f
ast spending their vacation In South-
Have your clothes cleaned,
Ur. ern California, stopped in Aah-
pressed, rellned. and remodeled
[ite land Saturday for a two days
for fall. Pgulserud’s. .
'
visit with Dr. ahd Mrs. C. E. i
' School supplies at East Side
ar- Shinn.
Grocery.
ll-5 t
>31
School Supplies at East Sid a
School hooks at Elhart'a.
z
•3* Grocery.
18-St 1
Worn Sacramento— -
Left for Home—
v
*' Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mudge of
le,
G. D. Mason left .Tuesday even- (
cramento, Calif., were in Ash-
on tng for his home in Los Angeles, <
id yesterday. They stopped at
>y. after spending several weeks at 1
i Hotel Ashland. Mr. Mudge
a the Llthia Springs Hotel.
Mr, 1
with the Safety CommtaslfiB.
tb Mason is stopping at Sacranlento
School supplies at Elhart’s.
-
and San Francisco to attend bust
/H a v e yoar suit taUordd • Mt
le. ness. He expects to return to Aah- t
Paulserud
We have a . tom -
land with Mrs. Mason about the I
■ ete line o £«ew fall fabrics. -
middle of November.
f
Is-
Madden retreads tires.
SS-U t
I Mrs. S. H. Swa»of«J of Merkel;
l ’ h From Australia—
v
Texas, was In Ashland yesterday.
ig.
Sydney Wansey of Australia,
She stopped at the Hotel Ashland.
)r> was ■ In Ashland yesterday.
He V
'Fresh supply of Fancy Cook
U stopped at the Llthia Springs
ing Schuerman’s Grocery. 12-2t
re Hotel.
t
C
Fog at Crater L a k e -
]g
Get your window screens and >
winning kodak picture. Di
Several parties reported, that, Studio Art Store.
.2 screen doors at'Jordan Sash and w
they were extremely disappointed Made Trip to Klamath Fall)
Cabinet Works.
264-tf ii
ydetsrday at not hetng'able to see
Mr. and Mrs. D. Poe and Mrs
Crater Lake on account 'of the Dqbbln Erwin made a trip to
dense fog. They also reported Klamath Falls today.
anew at the lake.
Try our 50e Mevchaats* Lunch
Cranberries at Schuermap's .Every day from l l to 2 at Th-
Grocery.
,
. 12-5t Plata voofe^Apaesy..»
l«l-<
Will Leave for 0. F —
New Linoleum at Playa
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burnett will
Confectionery—
.
leave Sunday for San Francisco,
Tha
Plata
(jonfafctionery
and
where they will spend their va
Cafe hake had all new linoleum
cation. They will drive down.
laid In their main dining room
< ' Feen-a-Mlnt the chewing gum
and lobby. J. p. Dodge A Sons
laxative, 85c.— McNair Bros.
furnished the linoleum and sup
, Mr. gad Mrs. Brister and A. ervised the laying. Fred A. Tay
R. Crlttendon o f Minneapolis, lor has made many Improvements
Mtaa., spent the day In Ashland on the store making It a first
class dining room and soda foun
yesterday.
tain.
Madden mdle protected tires
Pmm S « Zealand—
'*•'
Mr. and Mra H. Harris of New Be Thrifty-Look Nifty-Save Flit}
Men’s Suits •— |1 .6 0
Zealand, spent tbd day In Ash-
laypl yesterday/" They registered Ladles Dresses (plain) 51.50
Ashland Cleaning and Dying
a tfth e Llthia Springs Hotel.
Works, 137 B ait Mala
• -School books and supplies at
ju ttfr
»tobte»
TÄTWlDAt, Sept- ie, lose
Moving —-
Arrived in Ashland—
R. W. Price, managing head
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Randles are
moving from Fourth street to the of the Crater National Park com
W. B. Leer home on Allison St. pany, arrived in Ashland Tneeday *
via Bend and Klamath Falls from
a short stay at Portland, and has
returned to the Crater Lake
Lodge,
Returned to Home—
Mrs. Guy Crosby Is home from
an eastern tour, where she visit
ed relatives In Dakota, Kansas,
Colorado and other places of in
terest.
Her trip extended over
a period of ten weeks. Mrs.
Crosby is glad to return to Ash
land, having found no other placo
quite so attractive.
THE THEATER BMUTTW.
TODAY AND^TOMOBROW
W IL L IA M K Ä / r o m
ßv*avkr
S hors»'
-
Bargains
1924 Chev. Coupe 1360.00
1925 Chev. Coupe >500.00
f
1924 Chev Tour. >200.00
1925 Chev. Totu*. >450.00
1922 Chev. Tour. >125.00
The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet
Dealers
SEE THE SMOOTHEST
CHEVROLET
EVERLASTil
WHISPER
firn «band
byJukwifingny ’ J.CKV5T0NE product«
SPECIAL VALUES in SCHOOL TOGS ALL THIS WEEK at
ONLY 4 MORE
DAYS TILL
SCHOOL OPENS
GOLDEN
HAVE THEM
LOOK
THEIR BEST
Ashland, Oregon
F IR S T TO T H E G O LDEN R U L E —
ARE OFFERING MANY EXCEPTIONAL VALUES OF GREAT INTEREST TO PARENTS
O-’MtFST NOW OUTFIT YOUNG FOLK W ITH SCHOOL A P P A RET.
igry Hulbe of Riel. Germany,
in Ashland yesterday.
p Ladders — Red Top and
Safety Ladders la different
i. Careen - Fowler Lumber
101-1 mo
CARD OP THANKS
I wish to thank ail my friends
for their assistance and . expres-
slons of sympathy given the at
tha time of my bereavement and
also tor the beautiful flowers.
MRS, LIZZIE ROBERTSON
Get B est Value
for Your Money!
For Your Daughter-__
SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS OF 8 TO 18
YEARS OF AGE
First of all, they’re all wool,
fancy mixtures and overplaids
in the seasons best colorings.
To help out, each has an extra
long trouser.
Priced at >10.00 aad >14.50
EXTRA SCHOOL PANTS
All Wool Longres >3 and >3.50
Cbrduroys ...................... >2.85
Knicker pants . <.. ........ 89c
Warm Sturdy *
Sweaters
Boys all worsted collar sweat
ers, sizes 5 to 9 priced at >2.85
Boys Shawl Collar, all wool
sweaters, pull over models,
priced at . . . . . . .>2.85 to >9.85
UV Made'to'Measure Clothing
from your local BO R N dealer.
B
You don’t have to buy one o f those
“lt-eitherfitsyou'orit-doesn't" suits
or overcoats from a “bellringer” to
get a low price.
Here yqp get dependable woolens and
expert tailoring at prices no higher
than you w ould have to pay for goods
o f doubtful merit.
W e and the maker both guarantee
to satisfy you— completely!
[PAULSERUD’S
Boys and young mens all wool
Blazer Sweaters, priced from
>4.85 to >7.50
Boys Shoes
NEW FALL COATS AND DRESSES FOR THE
3»
LITTLE MISS
MM
Bays Knicker Suits &1
> *
. All Sizes
You pay regular price for, one
suit and get a second suit for
only >1 extra.
For instance, you buy two suits
—the first one is $10.00 regular
price, the second one is $1 ex
tra, Risking the price of two
suits >11.00.
Underwear He Will
.Need
Boys Munsing Winter Weight
Cotton Unionsuits—Sizes 7 to
'
NEW COATS
The styles are smart, the Fabrics are
Plaids, Plain, Suede and Bolivia, fine trim
med and tailored sport models at unusual
values, priced froip
‘
iO O C
WOOL DRESSES
New Fall Dresses in checked wool flannels,
serges. Sizes 6 to 14 years, priced from
School Middies in White and Colors, priced
. 98c TO >1.75
12 .................................• . . . >1.15
Size 13 to 16 . . . . . . . . . . >1.35
Wash Frocks
Wool UnionsuitB — Sizes 7 to
Gingham Dresses well made
and nicely trimmed, $1.50
and $2.00 valhes
98c Each
English Print Dresses, fast
colors, sizes 6 to 14
>1.50 Each
Girls Gym Bloomers, Jack
Tar make ................... >1.59
12 ......................................... >2.10
Sizes 13 to 1 6 ......................>2.65
BOYS BLAZERS
Plaid Blazer shirts at . . . >3.85
BOYS TIES
BOYS BLOUSES
50c
Pre«: A Busier Brow* Tablet Kaynee Blouses, guaran
with every , pair fo Buster teed fast colors, priced at
.
90c to >1.50
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STOCKINGS
BUSTER BROWN SHOES
BOYS SHIRTS
for large or small
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2—Price
Blue
Chambray
Shirts,
Black and Brown—j
>3.50 to >4.00
priced at . . . .50 and 66e
| 25c
Sizes 2 1-2 to 6—Price, >5.00 Kaynee Dress Shirts, Black or Brown, D
a t ..............95c to >2.10 Kpee—a p a ir ..........
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
BOYS OVERALLS
Tablets, 150 sheets, only
Sizes 3 to 7 . . . . . . . ,80c
> 10c
Sizes 8 to 11 ..........90c Three five cent tablets
Sizes 12 to 1 6 ___>1.00
11c
.
TO £ 4 A I K
GIRLS SHOES
Free: A Buster Brown Tab
let with every pair of Buster
Brown Shoes.
GIRLS TAN CALF AND
PATENT OXFORDS—sizes
8 1-2 to 11 — a pair
>2X0 to >3.00
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2—a pair
>2.66 to >4.40
Sizes 2 1-2 to 6—a pair
>3.50 to >6.00
MISSES FANCY
OXFORDS
>5:00 to >7.50
Girls Sweaters
Misses all Woôl Flannêl
BLAZERS
>6.75
MISSES ALL WOOL
BLAZER SWEATERS
>4.25 to >8.65
GIRLS ALL WOOL
SLIP ON-SWEATERS
>4.85 to >7.50
GIRLS SWEATERS
Sizes 6 to 9, >1,75 to >3.00
NEW FALL FABRICS
Wool Challla in all new »designs, a yard ----- .01.38
Silk and Wool Jersey, a yard
— — ...03.18
64 Inch French- Flannel ......................... ~....... 02.88
Guaranteed Feat Color Bngliah Print, a yard 40c
English Prints, Commercially Fast, a yard......,8 8 c
Merit Percalea. a yard ......... ..............
HOSIERY
Misses Phlenlx Bilk Hole, silk to hem, guaranteed.
Regular fl.0 0 value, a pair ...............................©Be
ChiMren*! Blaok Und Brown* Munsing Cotton Hose
—a pair, all sises ....................... . . . . ..................¿Me
Black, BroWn, Grey, Carnet, Rneslan Calf, Ltate
Hose, a pair
•».,...........r.,./.......,....8Oc